A groundbreaking study from Tel Aviv University is challenging traditional views about how humans learn and form memories. The research, led by Prof. Moshe Parnas and Ph.D. student Eyal Rozenfeld, reveals a fascinating insight into the competition between two core learning systems in the brain: classical and operant conditioning. This discovery has the potential to … Read more
The rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria has become one of the most pressing health concerns of the 21st century, with new research from Northern Arizona University (NAU) highlighting the catastrophic potential of these superbugs. According to the study, which was published in Communications Medicine, the increase in multidrug-resistant bacteria could lead to a dramatic surge in … Read more
Remaining single throughout life is increasingly common, challenging traditional societal norms that often prioritize marriage or long-term partnerships. However, while singlehood can offer freedom and independence, it also presents unique economic, medical, and psychological challenges, particularly as individuals age and may require support from others. Recent research published in Psychological Science sheds light on how … Read more